My best comment first:

⭐ 🤩 @stephaniekrywicki7230
💬 What do you think about requiring bonding insurance for cops?? That way an independent intity would investigate them??? Or would it make things worse??
2 years ago | [YT] | 14

⭐ @posingspy
💬 How does our society accept that this country’s law enforcement doesn’t know the law????
3 years ago | [YT] | 509

@bayoulafourche
💬 Years ago I dated a cop in San Diego while I was still in the navy. I was getting ready to retire and looking at career opportunities when he suggested I do a ride around with him and his partner. I lasted 4 hours and we never spoke again. The way they treated people really scared me. I had no idea cops acted like that.
2 years ago | [YT] | 291

@jackdreamvan1806
💬 I'm a lawyer. Saying "you still would have searched my car" is so far from an admission, it's not worth discussing. He's clearly saying to anyone watching that answering questions (however answered) would not have avoided the search because it was a foregone conclusion. Any reference in court thsat it was an admission would be easily eviscerated. But our channel host is right. Don't speak!
2 years ago (edited) | [YT] | 163

@omegaman9988
💬 Any time a cop accuses someone of having drugs, does a search, and finds nothing, it should be an immediate & easy lawsuit.

@readysetretire
💬 When a cop says he smells weed and there is no weed in the car, it should be viewed as a 4th Amendment violation.

@USMC6976
💬 The courts should never have allowed "i smell" as a reason to search without a warrant. It's probably the most used excuse to violate our rights.
9 months ago | [YT] | 254

@t-towntransparency8850
💬 ...the 6 cops we see in any given video just watching it all go down because even THEY are afraid to bruise a cops ego…
@douglashenrysr748
💬 Why do cops have "qualified immunity", but judges tell the average citizens "ignorance of the law is no excuse"???

@mikewilcox8197
💬 A “lawful order”, to most cops, is anything they say.
2 years ago | [YT] | 1,700

@farmer8102
💬 "put that cigarette out" isn't a lawful order either, when did police start thinking they could TELL you what you can and can't do when clearly no law has been violated? And there's no law for the "Lawful order " being given.
9 months ago | [YT] | 8

@richardtaylor5670
💬 Because the system protects itself
8 months ago

@frederickglenn1820
💬 Plausible deniability.
8 months ago

@Worthy1234
💬 NOT fuck the system how's about FIX THE SYSTEM

Because the system was designed by their ancestors thats why you find that being a police officer lawyer or judge is usually a family tradition! Look at history the biggest clan had the most warriors and they created the rules that led to the current system which they designed! we're in the infancy of the age of technology I hope 1 day equality will be real and not just something we are trying to accomplish. Less abled less educated and the poor who can't afford good health care or legal representation are suffering due to ill health and a unjust legal system ontop of this if you're poor your more likely to eat the poisen they place on the shelves for their "lessers" to consume which often leads to ill health the system is basically culling and abusing the most vulnerable. The smartest biggest clan won and decided to manipulate the masses to create a system that works for them its a disgrace but thanks to technology.
WE ARE ALL ANIMALS WITH DIFFERENT IDEOLOGY FORCED UPON US FROM BIRTH EVERY EXPERIENCE SHAPES PEOPLE.
RECORD EVERYTHING AND REMEMBER ANYONE CAN BE MADE TO SAY AND DO ANYTHING SO DONT JUDGE JUST ASK QUESTIONS. if we all just asked questions to figure out what led to certain situations then we as a society can implement change to prevent said situation occurring again. NOT fuck the system how's about FIX THE SYSTEM
6 months ago

@angryagain68
Cop: "You disrespected me".
💬 Respect is always earned. You get the level of respect from MOST people that you earn. Your uniform was issued. Respect is NOT. Want it? Then earn it! Want hate, keep doing what you are doing.
2 years ago | [YT] | 315